Photography, Folk Art, Allotments

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Summer of 2026 A5 200 Pages Colour

ISBN 978-1-8382859-3-7

Afterword by Anthony Iles

The ScareCrows of London, unlike their Rustic Kith and Kin, are typically found in more apprehensive spaces than Fields and Farms. In the Great Conurbation the unrelenting and cynical pressures of Development, Gentrification and Commercialisation ever encroach and threaten our Historical Commons. It is in the Enclaves of Resistance, the Allotments and the Community Gardens, that we find this Transfigural Being. The Human-but-not-too-Human ScareCrow occupies a Space between Agricultural Function and Magical Thinking finding new meaning under FolkLore with a healthy dollop of The Uncanny.

This Collection of Photographs looks at the ScareCrows of London in their Environments.

Photography, Psychogeography, Ritual

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Winter of 2025-2026 A5 202 Pages Colour

ISBN 978-1-8382859-2-0

Words by John Constable/Crow

Photography, Morris Dancing, Folk Culture

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Winter of 2024/5 A5 164 pages full colour

ISBN 978-1-8382859-1-3

Forward by Ben Edge

Photography, Landscape, Folk-Horror

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Winter of 2022-2023 A5 206 pages full colour

 ISBN 978-1-8382859-0-6

 Foreword by Chris Broughton

Max Reeves

Photography, Psychogeography, Streetscape

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A circumnavigation of the Shard Tower in London at the height of the Corona Pandemic.

Spring 2020 A5 150 pages full colour

ISBN   978-1-9998281-6-5

Max Reeves

Photography, Museum, Still Life

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Spring-Summer 2020 A5 192 pages full colour

ISBN 978-1-9998281-7-2

David Erdos and Max Reeves

Photography, Poetry, Sykogeosophy

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A photo-poetical collaboration exploring the liminal zone outside of the mainstream with the occult, abandoned Mental asylums, physik herbs and the Imagination.

Winter early 2019 25x21 cm 130 pages full colour

ISBN  978-1-9998281-2-7

Steve Micalef

Poetry, Blakeology, Art.

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A collection of Poems about Blake's time in the West Sussex coastal town of Felpham, the only time he left London, and his relationship with friend and writer William Hayley with and original illustrations by the Author.

August 2017 A5 62 pages Black and White

ISBN 978-1-9998281-1-0